Telegram-herald., 1887-11-10
NEARING THEIR END
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CsscAso. Sov. 8.-Dr James Kisrman.
formerly WaTdsn q the county hospital for
shs insans. nsed pe1a0n n lhs coanty
court today alleging tns tact 70 De thaS
I.snis Linsx. the r4bid Anarchists bomb
maker. Is lnzans. and lt would Be for the
bsosnE and iOr tie s4isty % TIE community
ta4t he 70 coldnsa Ia tns state hospital tof
tbe insane
Jude Prsnasrzfast promptly decided
ta.t e could 40 nothing IN TIE case,
kn0siag as BE dId, wno Lingg Eas. and
taat Be Nas in the county IAli on a erin
ina ehares under the seateEce of death
TIE attorney argued that the court
eeu.i not k1oE shaE LlDgg NAs "a laii, IS
40 s4iaenee tad been ziVens ant he eonft
zas only - Judge ol tie points brought
out la iekal Nay
Tie court insisted tnaL DC could Asc MS
prisats information ia some cases and tnis.
Ia his opinion, Nzs one IA sniea Il oas
u-cessafF. he said Fery empnsticaly tnaI
ns would u0t issue a writ without dns NO
tice having Deen given " The states AttoF-
neY.
Th@ attorney AZ Oncs wrote out notice 10
Grinneu and SAID he would try 10 have the
othsr sias represented a. O'Clock today
when DC hoped % DC granted writ
Judge PsEdergast thss afternoon refused
- interfere Ia tls matter OF e.efmlnlns
TIE question II ne insanity ot LAngs, the
h0ao maker. states Attorney Urinneil ar
suias that ths prisoner Vas out Of the Iuris-
diction Of the County Court. Ias Court
aid that it would not undertake 10 pass on
the ease until the Criminal Court reiu-ei 10
40 40 And Attorney Hunt announced that
b. intended 70 carry the matter 70
that trouna. tomorrow morning Attorney
Moses solomon TINS afternoon secured
the signatures Of three OF The condemned
men. understood 70 be spies, ficlden and
sehxab. % writ Of habeas corpus. The
-. al tb- ustltion Is that there Is no legal
Judgement against the men. The grounds
faken u arrive Al this conclusion are that
The men we're not present IN court when
the Judgment OF the Superior Court va.
rsaderee. a. Is provided BY law they should
a. rns variation between the judgments
of the loser court and the 1udg-
msatsr OF the higher court IS
.Iso urged as basis OF setting
aside the courts action Before what Juuge
and when he viii present. Lno pe1AoAs sol
omon refused to state
soms Of the attaches OF the Jail think that
Yarson, Is breaking down under the terri
b.. ten-ion and that ne will be crazy sure
snsaxh before Friday morning They say
he Il making a terrible EFFORT - die heroic
alIv and become martyr. Spies Is eyi-
dentiv awaiting news from Springfield with
the greatest anxiety. out ne ois'
plavs but little nervousness. lie
kansd against ths door OF bis cell
for a long time today and looked out visit
a ina - klnf
bis call The taller believes the only way
a. avoid trouble with this man Is 70 keep
bim securely where ne Is until the hour oil
eracution. Fielden and Schawo are very
AIN and appearsntly hopeful, while Ensel
and Fischer are sfolid-
Nins VanZandt made her customary
pilgrimage 70 the jail this morning
rhs guards on the outer doors passed here
without challenge, and she uipped across
ths court 10 the Isil ofnce- Ins turnkey
REGARDED her cOldiy for moment, but did
uot offsr To unlock the barred doors
Can't come in?'' she said tinIdly.
'spu see Mr.. FOltz-
Isller Foltz talked with Sheriff Mstsor
and then, with the air OF man VINO had
. di-axreeabls duty to perform but who
proDoSsd 20 make the best of It, be walked
,ousrd Mss VanZandt and greeted her
+ thought you had gone to Springfield
with the Othersf
NO. out ra.y / come in2'
"Oh. Mr. spies Is locked up, and yoL
couldn't see him anyway.
Wont he be let out al alii'
No"
And Jailsr Foltx turned away. The CIR
stood looking through the iron bars stead
fly for two or three minutes. and ther
walked swiftly away. Her face workeS
with pAshstlc Efforts 90 concea
her euotioos- She will be admitted TO ths
fail 90 more, and she has probably had bel
last loox At August spies IN life.
The understanding around the jail Is tha
IA, farnilies Of she condemned men will b
allowed heir last interview with them 10
morrow afternoon, after which none ou
AL officials as!l be allowed 10 speak i
them.
sheriff Mstsou will D9t begin to put thI
tso scaf0lds on Which the seven mer
are "a hang IN position until tomorrow
evening. Il hss been The custom hereto
fora To kseD tie engine 0t death out o
srht until the last moment and 10 viii B.
followed in Ibis case. Work VIII be oegaI
sbout O'Clock and viii probably De com
rlstsd about a m. Two gangs Of met
will oe put 70 work. one on each scaif0id
40 THAI both viii be pat in order a. quickil
as one could Be. one viii stand a. eithe
end 0f The north corridor.
Only the twelve jurors requires
by law for the coroner = inquest, the coro
nsr and hts deputies. the snerid and nf
assistants and newspaper reporters will be
allowed 10 witness the hanging. AL p-is
onsrs who can BE- gotten rid 0f vii Be sen
anay and All others vii be locked up ghe r
fneY cannot see The execution. There az
oniy s00ut fEo hundred nov in jail
although there are generally more that
tares naodred c0ndnsd there. These vi
ba transferred 90 the south c0rrirOr ~
eovs Department.. debtors rooms. an
other places where they can ~ tepi saiel'
until the bsnxmans work - done In "a
riesnfims Ne doomed men ara beinI
r,sr,ied WI The closest scrutiny, III
watch Al their cells has been tnpled an
every precauti0n tskeu.
sEEoRE The GOVERNOR.